National Maritime Museum

About

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, is the world's largest maritime museum, telling the story of seafaring, exploration, and Britain's relationship with the sea across five centuries. Its stunning galleries span model ships, navigational instruments, royal barges, and Turner seascapes, while hands-on family zones let younger visitors steer a ship or explore life at sea. Admission is free, and the museum forms part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site alongside the Royal Observatory and Queen's House.